Meccha Chameleon receives a fresh patch adding the new Deep Sea map, persistent game settings, and several quality-of-life improvements. A reduced file size for future updates is also included.

What's new
Meccha Chameleon has received a new patch that brings a handful of welcome additions and fixes for players. The headline addition is a brand-new map called Deep Sea, expanding the game's roster of playable environments.
Beyond the new map, the update addresses a long-standing friction point: game settings will now properly save between sessions, so you no longer need to reconfigure your preferences every time you restart. The patch also introduces number input buttons for easier value entry in menus.
On the community side, the text profanity filter has been expanded with additional words, and players now have the option to reset their Eeyan (Likes) count if they wish to start fresh.
The developers have also optimised the game's file structure, reducing the size of future updates. This should mean quicker download times for patches going forward.
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